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Giraffes are no longer a single species: IUCN recognizes four distinct species and warns about their populations.
For over a century, giraffes were considered a single species with nine subspecies, but a new taxonomic review conducted by the IUCN Giraffe and...
The return of a rabbit believed to be extinct: endemic species rediscovered in Mexico after over a century without records.
After 112 years without scientific evidence, the natural world celebrates an extraordinary discovery: the Omiltemi rabbit (Sylvilagus insonus), considered extinct since 1909, was rediscovered...
Patrolling the seas to protect the planet: the ecological role of fisheries control in the South Atlantic
The Argentine Sea is one of the most dynamic maritime corridors in South America and also a strategic reservoir of biodiversity. Its fishing control...
Flamingos on the mend: A Spanish zoo bets on their conservation and tackles the global challenges facing the species
The Natural Reserve of Fuente de Piedra Lagoon, in Málaga, Spain, was the scene of an important environmental event. More than 22,700 chicks of...
Four new Barbary lions born in Europe: a crucial step towards the conservation of an extinct species in the wild.
The recent birth of **four Barbary lion cubs** at **Dvůr Králové Safari Park** in the Czech Republic marks a milestone in the fight to...
